Alaska farming promises depend on local market growth
The Alaska agriculture piece argues interior markets will stay largely Alaskan in normal years while the coast may trade in unusual years. It advises慎慎 prospective homesteaders to seek trusted guidance, plan land entry, and collaborate with experienced farmers to secure cleared land near rail lines for productive farming in the Matanuska region.
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Sucetas
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Dakota
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Dandruff Gone With Simple Arvon Solution
A reader guide advertises four ounces of plain liquid arvon from a drugstore to apply at night to moisten the scalp. With repeated nightly use, dandruff vanishes and itching stops, leaving hair looking puffy lustrous and soft.
Alaska Agriculture and Reindeer Range Potential
The article argues Alaska can sustain a permanent population through agriculture and local industry, noting abundant fodder at low cost and the possibility of supporting mining and manufacturing. It mentions extensive reindeer range, potentially for several million animals, as a key regional resource.
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Alaska
Well known old cough syrup recipe promises big savings
Thousands of housewives report saving two thirds of cough remedy costs by mixing Pinex with sugar to make a pint syrup. The ad claims fast relief within 24 hours and recommends doctors directions, with alternatives like molasses honey or corn syrup. It touts Pinex as a potent pine extract remedy. Wayne Indiana.
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Middle Class Hard Hit in Postwar Germany Railways and Offices
A German worker recalls gaining weight as a prisoner and explains wages of about 36 marks daily for post office staff in the Ruhr Mitteburg area. He notes widespread hardship among railway and post office workers, teachers, and former officers, while miners keep pace with living costs. Depreciating currency and high prices strain households, with signs of normalcy limited to beer placards and abroad sales faltering.
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Mitteburg
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Walle
Munich
California Pig Syrup and European War Talk Feature
An old advertisement touts California Pig Syrup as a universal laxative for children, urging mothers to buy genuine product. The piece shifts to war aftermath in Germany and France, noting unemployment, Krupp factory scenes, and European tensions, ending with a brief note on the Northwest Fruit Growers conference.
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